Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-04-07
.AARONSBURG.

j. III. Musser was TO Shamokin, Pa {,
during last week and beginning of this
week.
District Attorney }. Q. Meyer was
seen In town for few hours on last
Friday.
Chas. s. Musser, of the Bucknell
University, Lewisburg, Pa. Is home on
few we3ks vacation.
Some parties on North 2nd st. a'e
putting down very substantial cross
ing over Rachae.'s way, close by Bea-
er Bros. blacksmith shop. This Is a
much needed improvement.
A Mr.. Bowersox, from Snyder Co.,
was visiting his sister, Mss Fannie
Bowersox, living at Jessie Werls, of
this place.
Our ladies are anxlously awaiting tie
opening Of the new millinery shop, by
Mss Grove, from Centre Hall. We
are told the lady is In the east at pres
ent buying her stock. The west addi-
tion to J. G.. Meyers residence is the
place rented for the enterprise. A
good location.
John Beavers house on North 2Dd
st. ia nearing completion, Johnny is
pushing the work very slowly but we
suppose surely.
Miss Alice r.. Bollinger, formerly OF
this place, now OF Dakota, ILL.,, evident
ly intends making that place her future
home, since she had several boxes OF
her household goods shipped 10 the
above place last week. Girls some
times go west to get married aud, OF
course. grow up with the country,
Well, better late than never.
Miss Fannie Bowersox who had been
living at Jessie Werts for the oast few
years moved herself and traps to Will
lam Walkers at Rebersburg on last
Monday. Fanny is a good housekeeper.
Garden making has already commen-
ced in our town. We Eeard of several
families who have set out onions and
| sowed salad.
Measles Of the eye. or, as some of
the boys say Pink Eye is disease rag
ing among our people at present. 1t is
very painful and lasts from Z TO IA
days. 1t is som ew hat epidemiCal.
Communion services in the Lutheran
church on last Sunday morning and
evening we're very largely attended.
Rev. Lentard, of Rebersburg, preach
ed for Rev. Deilzler in the evening. the
singing by the ch DIR was highly compli-
mented by port ion of the audience.
Aaronsburg has tin shop, and, we
are told, harness shop. Will soon
have a millinery shop. Next In order
will be good fashionable tailor and we
are fixed-O. K.
There was considerable shifting of
families In and about Aaronsburg this
spring. Thos. Edmunds moved into
the Hotel, Andy Immel goes we don't
know where. Franz Tomlinson goes
into Tom. Edmund's house. &. w.
Rurd takes what Frank Tomllnson left
viz. J of Samuel Beavers house, Mrs.
Sarah King lately purchased and moved
into the house where Chas. Burd lived
known as the Joseph Holloway house,
West end North 2nd ST., Mr.. Hines
bought and moved on the John Stoyer
place below town while John Slower
moves to Brushvalley below Rebers
burg, Albert Stambach u Clark Her
man to- ether will occupy the John
Russell house vacated by Hines. M.
Hannah our new blacksmith will move
into par: of Mrs. Simon Rote's house
vacated by Albert Stambach Ira
Gramley moves into the house left by
Clark Herman. Miss Polly Stoyer will
occupy the house she bought of Ira
Gramley, II. j. Grouse moved TO Lock
Haven & Abs. Mnsser goes into Crous'
e's house. Mr.. Fry our new timer
moved into the house Abs Musser left
lately, purchased by Mr.. Fry of the J.
| r. Bell. estate. Wilmer Stover moved
into his new house In the Rote addition
and Mr. Jackson goes where Wilmer
left. l will stop right here, M. Editor
for fear will get the entire town
moved about. ANOTHER.
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